Frank Murphy to Speak at Algona Fair Grounds
Hon Frank Murphy of Minnesota will deliver an address at the fair grounds in Algona Friday the first day of the fair. Murphy is a negotiator and a strong voice on issues of the day. Also noted is the Buffalo Barbecue on September 20 at Jigle Center with a live buffalo to be prepared and served.
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Frank Murphy
Minnesota
Kansas City
Houston
Exas
Algona
Murphy
Jigle Center
W. B. Groans
J.C. Koppen
Dakota
Lutalo Center Tribune
Freidrichson Sells 447 Steers for 87000 at Local Sale
Freidrichson sold 447 steers for 87000 with a fee of 16.90 per hundred and an average weight of 1163 pounds. Indians Defeat Algona 1 0 in a baseball game at the local diamond described as the best of the year. Gerald Feldime reports raising 2000 dollars worth of onions on four acres sold to an Ansgar buyer.
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Drovers Journal
Freidrichson
Indians
Algona
Nitonka Indians
Alna
Gerald’Feldime
Ansgar
Trip to Iowa and Titonka Visit Details
Mr and Mrs Ash Tiffany return from a trip to Iowa visiting Arnold's Park Corwith and Titonka. They meet Mrs L D Scott and Mrs Albert Techel and daughter Lillian Mitchell, note Lillian’s Seattle job, and recount brief calls on the Gourley, Huling, and Johnson households while touring the region and noting the Iowa forests and towns.
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Iowa
Ash Tiffany
Lort Okoboji
Arnold's
Park
L. D. Scott
With
Corwith
Albert Techel
Lillian
Mitchell
Seattle
Washington
Byron
Huling
Susie
Ward Gourley
Jack
Henry Johnson
Robert Sutcliffe
Sis
Lois Tabb
Point and Rutland
Gornfalds
Poe
Protect against the dread farm disease typhoid
Wisconsin Health Committee urges farmers to vaccinate against typhoid to prevent illness, stressing three vaccine doses, sanitation, and avoiding carriers. Historical note cites U S war efforts reducing typhoid cases through vaccination and sanitation, with dangers from carriers in kitchens and restaurants.
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State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
State Medical Society
United States
Jowa Homestead
Buffington Buys 70 Acre Farm Near Dean Church
Ross Buffington purchased the J. D. Andrews 70 acre farm near the Dean church from M. P. Haggard for 150 dollars per acre. Possession to be given March 1st.
Gibson Purchases 80 Acre Farm At 175 Per Acre
Zack Gibson bought the Alice 80 acre tract last week for 175 dollars per acre. The farm location is favorable and includes nice improvements. He purchased the land for at home.
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Zack Gibson
Alice
Mr. Gibson
Methodist Church Membership Sunday and conferences
Membership Sunday is set for September 16 with entry opportunities. Algona hosted the district conference on August 29 and the quarterly on August 30. Delegates Will Schram and Willis Phelps were chosen for the Cherokee annual conference September 25 to 30. Evening services shift to 7 00. The Womans Home Missionary Society meets with Mrs Pred Jennings Friday led by Mrs An drawa. The Norwegian Conference meets in Forest City this week with Bishop Hughes presiding. A lecture by Bishop Hughes Wednesday night at the red English Methodist church.
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Algona
Will Schram
Willis Phelps
Cherokee
Mowort Gue
Pred Jennings
Tech
Andrawa
Porest City
Bishop Hughes
Hughes
Seven Out of Ten Cali on Doctors Due to Food Habits
Seven of ten doctor visits stem from diet errors, says Dr. Hannah K. Lyons of the National Dairy Council. She cites stomach, kidney, liver, constipation, skin, headaches and rheumatic issues linked to nutrition, urges a sane diet with milk, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and liberal fat intake for vitamin A.
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Cali
Hannah K. Lyons
Philadelphia
National Dairy Council
Lyons
Newspaper Found in Rosuth County Bank Basement
Frank Vera, while cleaning an old vault in Rosuth County State Bank, discovered a New York Tribune issue dated July 27, 1872. The brittle four page edition, priced at cents per line for ads and $2 yearly for a weekly, reflects era editing and print practices.
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Frank Vera
Rosuth County State Bank
Stohr Osterman Tie The Knot At Local German Lutheran Church
Miss Emma Stohr and Mr. Watter Osterman were quietly married at the German Lutheran church north of town Tuesday evening. Roy Kilian officiated with John Osterman and Anna Smith as attendants. The bride, a HW J Orthel clerk, is the only daughter of Heiko and Mrs Stohr, while the groom is a prosperous farmer from a north town family. The couple will honeymoon in Des Moines then reside on the groom’s father’s farm. Congratulations are extended.
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Emma Stohr
Watter Osterman
Roy Kilian
John Osterman
Anna Smith
Pride
Heiko Stohr
HW. J. ‘Orthel
A Spirit Lake Scholar’s Daring Road to College Honor
A Spirit Lake High School graduate and former student at Coe College Cedar Rapids is highlighted for his exceptional record. He walked ten miles daily totaling 5000 miles over three years to school and missed only one day. He completed four years of high school in three and earned a near perfect 98 percent average.
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Arie Poldervaart
Spirit Lake
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Poldervaart
Spirit Lake High School
Garner Signal
Sapolio failure shows advertising value in past era
The Waterloo Courier argues Sapolio’s decline followed halting ads after years of heavy promotion. Despite $500,000 yearly spend, the firm collapsed, with buildings and goodwill selling for a fraction of its former value, suggesting the ad campaign’s pivotal role. Humboldt county leans for LW Housel in governor race, praised as a scholar and gentleman with Connecticut roots.
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Waterloo Courier
Sapolio
The
Courier
Independent bid by Sweat City supervisor in Fifth District
Supervisor P. O. Petersen announces a run for Fifth District supervisor on an independent ticket. He is completing his third term and is regarded as a valuable board member with many supporters eager to help reelect him.
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P. O. Petersen
Sweat City
Hee
Board of Supervisors
Petersen
First Parent Teachers Association Meeting at High School
The first Parent Teachers Association meeting will be held in the High School building at 7 30 p m with a reception for teachers. John Pink purchased a New Idea harvester silage cutter and tractor from R E Nauman last week to cut corn into silage for the wagon and silo. The outfit will save time in handling cattle operations on his farm and begin work once corn is ready for the silo.
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Parent‘Teachers Association
John Pink
Eéhi Harvester
R. E. Nauman
Town Council Meeting Minutes September 3 1928
The regular monthly meeting of the town council was held at eight o'clock P M with Mayor Wolfe and council members French Stott Nauman and Sartox present. The record notes attendance and adjournment details for the session.
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Boings
Wolfe
French
Stott
Nauman
Sartox
Algona Fisherman Delivers 32-Pound Muskie
Malzar Palkenhainer of Algona, after annual trips to Hayward Wisconsin for day fever, caught a 32 pound muskie last week. He sent the big fish to his father in Algona and a council of war led to a celebratory fish fry.
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Melzar Palkenhainer
Algona
Hayward
Wis
al Falkenhainer
Bunting Visits Wisconsin Relatives During Vacation
Chas Bunting left last week for a two week vacation trip to Wisconsin where he is visiting relatives and enjoying the scenery.
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Bunting
Wisconsin
Chas Bunting
160 Acre West Bend Farm Sells at Auction
The J N Shellmeyer 160 acre farm 114 miles west of West Bend sold at auction on Monday for 146 dollars per acre. Bidding started at 125 dollars per acre. Mr and Mrs Geo F Mahoney attended the sale noting the farm was only fairly well improved.
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West Bend
J.N. Shellmeyer
Mra
Geo. F. Mahoney
Death of Britt Man After Mason City Surgery
Mr. Gus Baker of Britt died Sunday night in Mason City after an appendectomy. He had been recuperating and near release when the news broke Monday morning that he had passed away. Funeral services were set for Thursday afternoon at the M. E. church in Britt. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Gus Baker
Britt
Mason City
Baker Wadmarfish
T. P. Rothsamen
Titowka
Bette
Tha 'Topt
Doan News Roundup From Algona Area
Weekly notes show Alan Hansen’s dental work in Algona. Verna Stewart visited Leata Dennis. Henry Brecker refinished a district house. Geo Hansen Sr. visited the Vat Hansen home. Dennis family and Bancroft group spent Sunday at Okoboji. Howard Ables left for Minnesota work. Franz Teeter welcomed a baby boy born August 14. Eva Stewart stayed with Beulah Larsen. Dean School starts with Pearl Kranty as teacher. Several neighbors attend Sauerkraut Day at Lakota and teach ers Institute.
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Alan Hansen
Algona
Verna Stewart
Leata Dennis
Henry Brecker
Burt
Archone House
District No. 9
Geo. Hansen Sr
Titonka
Vat Hansen
G. Dennis
H. E. Januarin
Bancroft
Okoboji
Howard Ables
Alden
Alfred Larsen
Minnesota
Franz Teeter
Teeter
Wraing Christensen
Eva Stewart
Beulah Larsen
CG. G. Dennis Ware
Rudolph Larsen
J. P. Larsen
Dean School
Frank McEnroe
Wm. Bentley
van Hansen
Jose
Anick Sand
Howard Andrews
Tom Young
Indiana
Mr. Young
Dist No. 9
Marie Buffington
Dean Bedple
Lakota
Lake Milla
Beulah
Lauretta Larsen
Teachers Institute
Leota
L. P. Brotherst
Ross Buffington
Maxie Buffington
Algona Matday
Bean Market Profit Near Storm Lake
A brief item notes Herman Beese marketed an acre of beans last week and earned 496 dollars. The sale took place near Storm Lake and reflects a productive week for the local farmer.
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Herman Beese
Storm Lake
Pasches Pava
Brink Shipler Purchases 80 Acre Farm Near Jackson
Brink Shipler of Portland township buys an eighty acre farm north of Jackson Minnesota at 125 dollars per acre. He will move onto his new farm Marvel Ist, as reported.
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Brink Shipler
Portland Township
Jackson, Minn
Marvel Ist
Lutheran Church Service and Visits Across Iowa
The Lutheran church plans a German language service next Sunday with Sunday School at 9 and the service at 10. The writer preached two sermons at his old Bouton Iowa congregation last Sunday renewing 23 year old acquaintances. Most Grimes congregation members from Bouton attended. The new church is being shingled this week and should be finished by Saturday.
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Wodan
Bouton
Iowa
Grimes
Anjoy
North Dakota
Belmond
Denyey
Ist
High Tariff Debate Draws Farmers and Soap Interests
A speaker argues tariffs on corn and molasses are ineffective and harms loom for Iowa farmers. He notes minimal price impact from huge corn tariffs, questions benefits of molasses duties, and favors higher tariffs on agricultural products while cautioning against harming labor or overreliance on protected prices.
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Ium
Iowa
Argenina
Argentina
Cuba
Congress
United States
Corn Belt
New York
Take Your Pick Fellers On Prohibition Views
A political snippet contrasts Hoover and Smith on prohibition. It notes Hoover as a poseur who pretends to be dry while drinking wet, and Smith as honest, stating the current law may not serve true temperance.
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Hoover
Smith
U, D, M OR
Two Families Share One Car Sparked Early Ownership Issue
Twenty years ago Al Falkenhainer bought his first new car. He owned a half interest in the Nelson car, but two families could not easily joy ride in the same vehicle at once.
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al Falkenhainer
Whittemore visitors praise Seth and family
Mrs. S. B Carry and four handsome daughters visited Algona friends last Saturday. Seth, now postmaster in Whittemore, has run one of the region’s lesser weekly papers and built a fine family. Whispers say he should back Al Smith for president to boost popularity.
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Bill
Seth
S. B.carry
Whittemore
al Smith
Rame
U. D
ML. R
Matern Family Plans Move to Farm Near Al Dorna
According to the Wesley W nalws World Col L A Matern and family will move to a farm south of Al gona on March 1. Mr Matern last week sold his Wasley home and Chas Krause who bought Ben's Cash Store is staying.
Post Office Closed Monday For Labor Day Observance
Titonlea post office closed all day Monday due to Labor Day with limited mail distribution and dispatch. Other town businesses did not observe the holiday.
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Titonlea
Split and Transferred Panukuk Official Roles
Fragmentary notes describe Panukuk someone moved to a new post, transferring Mr Panukuk’s powers. It mentions duties, a transfer request, and the impact on responsibilities within an organization.
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Panukuk
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Hiemer
Hletia
Atlas
Tere
Surance Reesee
Gibson
Methodist Church
Stohr-Osterman
Win
Turley
Tuy Joy
Humboldt County
LW. Housel
Housel
Connecticut
New Haven
Lts
Emmentsburg Democrat
RE. Nauman
C. Cea
Eeesey
Geo
Daniels
Onken
Callies
Pereeny Tho
D. A. Shultz
Cenaee
RL. Kranta
Doan News
Wa. Bentley
Leslie
Z. Gibson
Dean Church
M. E. Hoover
Ted
Laverne
Hollandale
Hariy
George Larsen
Bernice
Waterloo
Lutheran Church
H. A. Wallace
Wallace Parmar
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